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Bait cannot be used with the [[Training Rod]] or the [[Bamboo Pole]]. Only the [[Fiberglass Rod]] (unlocked at Fishing skill level 2) or the [[Iridium Rod]] (unlocked at Fishing skill level 6) can use bait. Bait can also be used with [[Crab Pot]]s. | Bait cannot be used with the [[Training Rod]] or the [[Bamboo Pole]]. Only the [[Fiberglass Rod]] (unlocked at Fishing skill level 2) or the [[Iridium Rod]] (unlocked at Fishing skill level 6) can use bait. Bait can also be used with [[Crab Pot]]s. | ||
Bait can also be used as a red dye color at the dye pots in [[Emily]]'s and [[Haley]]'s house, [[2 Willow Lane]]. | |||
==Use== | ==Use== | ||
Revision as of 19:11, 6 September 2021
| Bait | |
| Causes fish to bite faster. Must first be attached to a fishing rod. | |
| Information | |
| Source | Fish Shop • Crafting • Fishing • Worm Bin |
| Energy | Inedible |
| Sell Price | |
| Crafting | |
| Recipe Source | |
| Ingredients | |
| Produces | 5 Bait per craft |
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Bait is used to reduce the delay before a nibble on a fishing rod by 50%. Bait can be bought at the Fish Shop for
5g each, crafted, grown in a Worm Bin, or found in Fishing Treasure Chests. Bait may also randomly appear at the Traveling Cart for
100–1,000g. Thirty bait are the reward for completing the
River Fish Bundle in the Fish Tank.
Bait cannot be used with the Training Rod or the Bamboo Pole. Only the Fiberglass Rod (unlocked at Fishing skill level 2) or the Iridium Rod (unlocked at Fishing skill level 6) can use bait. Bait can also be used with Crab Pots.
Bait can also be used as a red dye color at the dye pots in Emily's and Haley's house, 2 Willow Lane.
Use
Requires:
Fiberglass Rod or
Iridium Rod.
Requires:
Fiberglass Rod,
Iridium Rod, or
Advanced Iridium Rod.
Each cast uses one piece of bait or one magnet. When all bait is used up, the game pops up a notification saying "You've used your last piece of bait."
To attach bait to a fishing rod, open the inventory, click on the bait (
left-click or
right-click, depending on how many bait will be used), and then
on the rod. To remove bait,
on the rod.
On an Xbox controller, press
on the bait to select the whole stack (or
to pick up a single one), then
to attach to the rod.
On a PS4 controller, press
on the bait to select the whole stack (or
to pick up a single one), then
to attach to the rod.
On a Nintendo Switch Controller, Press
on the bait to select the whole stack (Or
to pick up a single one), then
to attach to the rod.
Bait can be detached by pressing
on either Controller. (
on Nintendo Switch)
For the mobile version, bait can be added to the fishing rod by opening the inventory, then dragging the bait and dropping it on top of the rod. Bait cannot be conventionally removed on mobile but one type of bait may be switched out for another, which will move the bait previously on the rod back to the inventory.
Gifting
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Quests
Bait is not used in any quests.
Tips
Levels 21-29 of the mines are generally the best source of bug meat for players focusing on fishing, as none of the monsters who drop it spawn further down.